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Why Companies Reduce Environmental Management Practices after Environmental Accidents - Ideas for Leaders

Why Companies Reduce Environmental Management Practices after Environmental Accidents

Idea #829

Why Companies Reduce Environmental Management Practices after Environmental Accidents

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Huntington Beach oil rig with oil spill, 2021. Photo by Arvind Vallabh on Unsplash.
Huntington Beach oil rig with oil spill, 2021. Photo by Arvind Vallabh on Unsplash.

KEY CONCEPT

In response to serious spill and pollution accidents, many companies reduce their environmental management practices, shifting resources to the accident response but in the long-term, significantly hampering their environment performance.


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Idea conceived

March 9, 2021

Idea posted

Oct 2022
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